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I mean I have to make… we have to make this sequencein particular work and make it work in a believable way, otherwise we shouldnot touch this. What thought processwent into casting Dustin [Hoffman] and Alan [Rickman] in the picture? ButI mean I know Dustin. Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. Well, however you want to put it,obviously this is his traumatic experience. Yes, I would say so. I liked that. The castis very international from all sorts of different countries. This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. Suddenly he is someone and I always felt like we neededsomeone because, you know, someone with a lot of history confronting thisperson who has this kind of no oneness about him, this Grenouille. That was veryinteresting how you created that character. Youhave to really…yeah, it was a long way to choreograph the entire procedure. Howtricky was the orgy scene in terms of directing because you have people outthere? Vic Theatre and he was a year-old doingHamlet in a way that I had never seen Hamlet. But I thought that it wasinteresting that I lost my sympathy for him, you know. What itsmelled like then. Was it any different than say directing a fight scene or something tothat effect? What influences were youthinking about when you thought of the character? So it obviously means that what we ultimately long for is somebodywho looks at us and cares for us and loves us without all the disguises,without any of the perfume, without any of the clothes, without anything, justthe naked being that we are. It was so different and sowonderfully modern also and peculiar and physically so unusual. Still it is the disease of our society to try andachieve the opposite, to try to get people seduced by something we wear as adisguise or, you know, something that we invent around ourselves which is thenature of celebrity life and which is also of course the nature of lonelinessof any celebrity or any pop star. We knew each other for quite a while. So he wants to be totally loved by everybody even thoughhe secretly knows that his desire was only to be loved by this one person maybe. Was it typical, withoutgiving anything away to the readers, to leave his part when it was time forDustin Hoffman? Yeah, there are some smaller roles with Germans, this istrue. Uh huh. And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part. And also thewhole competitive element that came in through the fact of, you know, theyoung, up-and-coming super genius meeting the aging genius.

But he is still somebody you stayattached to. This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. Howtricky was the orgy scene in terms of directing because you have people outthere? What itsmelled like then. And also thewhole competitive element that came in through the fact of, you know, theyoung, up-and-coming super genius meeting the aging genius. ButI mean I know Dustin. And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part. I liked that. We knew each other for quite a while. Youhave to really…yeah, it was a long way to choreograph the entire procedure. Youknow, people were throwing all their garbage through the windows with no sewagesystem whatsoever so you know this stuff was rotting on the streets. Uh huh. I mean you stay with him. So he wants to be totally loved by everybody even thoughhe secretly knows that his desire was only to be loved by this one person maybe.

But I thought that it wasinteresting that I lost my sympathy for him, you know. I mean you stay with him. Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. Suddenly he is someone and I always felt like we neededsomeone because, you know, someone with a lot of history confronting thisperson who has this kind of no oneness about him, this Grenouille. Youknow, people were throwing all their garbage through the windows with no sewagesystem whatsoever so you know this stuff was rotting on the streets. The way that we willlet ourselves be influenced by paintings was very much driven by the feelingthat we all got from the book which I wanted people to get a color and densityand texture quality experience from the film that resembles the one from thebook. What thought processwent into casting Dustin [Hoffman] and Alan [Rickman] in the picture? So what helpedvery much was that I cooperated with the dance theater group from Spain. What itsmelled like then. That was veryinteresting how you created that character. Yeah, there are some smaller roles with Germans, this istrue. At thesame time, you always feel a certain strange loneliness about that one personabove all the others. Was it any different than say directing a fight scene or something tothat effect? The castis very international from all sorts of different countries. So it obviously means that what we ultimately long for is somebodywho looks at us and cares for us and loves us without all the disguises,without any of the perfume, without any of the clothes, without anything, justthe naked being that we are. Well, however you want to put it,obviously this is his traumatic experience. I liked that. ButI mean I know Dustin. We knew each other for quite a while. And also thewhole competitive element that came in through the fact of, you know, theyoung, up-and-coming super genius meeting the aging genius. So he wants to be totally loved by everybody even thoughhe secretly knows that his desire was only to be loved by this one person maybe. You know, theexistentialist writers who have developed a way to describe characters bothlonging for some kind of recognition in the world and at the same time totallybeing disconnected with it and this contradiction being something that we allsecretly know about, that we all know about the fact that we are…we all knowabout being a nobody as something that is an everyday nightmare and that theonly way to overcome it obviously is to find some specific attention and somespecific affection. This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. Was it typical, withoutgiving anything away to the readers, to leave his part when it was time forDustin Hoffman? Uh huh. What influences were youthinking about when you thought of the character? Youhave to really…yeah, it was a long way to choreograph the entire procedure. But he is still somebody you stayattached to.

So it obviously means that what we ultimately long for is somebodywho looks at us and cares for us and loves us without all the disguises,without any of the perfume, without any of the clothes, without anything, justthe naked being that we are. ButI mean I know Dustin. Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. Still it is the disease of our society to try andachieve the opposite, to try to get people seduced by something we wear as adisguise or, you know, something that we invent around ourselves which is thenature of celebrity life and which is also of course the nature of lonelinessof any celebrity or any pop star. Was it typical, withoutgiving anything away to the readers, to leave his part when it was time forDustin Hoffman? And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part. Yes, I would say so. We knew each other for quite a while. Yeah, there are some smaller roles with Germans, this istrue. Suddenly he is someone and I always felt like we neededsomeone because, you know, someone with a lot of history confronting thisperson who has this kind of no oneness about him, this Grenouille. I wanted people to really be sadabout it and to be kind of a little shocked but this is, of course, this is thedark humor that the novel has that we wanted to capture in the film too. Well, however you want to put it,obviously this is his traumatic experience. So what helpedvery much was that I cooperated with the dance theater group from Spain. Youknow, people were throwing all their garbage through the windows with no sewagesystem whatsoever so you know this stuff was rotting on the streets. The castis very international from all sorts of different countries.

Suddenly he is someone and I always felt like we neededsomeone because, you know, someone with a lot of history confronting thisperson who has this kind of no oneness about him, this Grenouille. The castis very international from all sorts of different countries. The way that we willlet ourselves be influenced by paintings was very much driven by the feelingthat we all got from the book which I wanted people to get a color and densityand texture quality experience from the film that resembles the one from thebook. Uh huh. So he wants to be totally loved by everybody even thoughhe secretly knows that his desire was only to be loved by this one person maybe. Yes, I would say so. And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part. This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. And also thewhole competitive element that came in through the fact of, you know, theyoung, up-and-coming super genius meeting the aging genius. Youhave to really…yeah, it was a long way to choreograph the entire procedure. At thesame time, you always feel a certain strange loneliness about that one personabove all the others. I mean I have to make… we have to make this sequencein particular work and make it work in a believable way, otherwise we shouldnot touch this. Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. That was veryinteresting how you created that character. ButI mean I know Dustin. So it obviously means that what we ultimately long for is somebodywho looks at us and cares for us and loves us without all the disguises,without any of the perfume, without any of the clothes, without anything, justthe naked being that we are. Still it is the disease of our society to try andachieve the opposite, to try to get people seduced by something we wear as adisguise or, you know, something that we invent around ourselves which is thenature of celebrity life and which is also of course the nature of lonelinessof any celebrity or any pop star. We knew each other for quite a while. What thought processwent into casting Dustin [Hoffman] and Alan [Rickman] in the picture? But I thought that it wasinteresting that I lost my sympathy for him, you know. Yeah, there are some smaller roles with Germans, this istrue.

This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. Was it any different than say directing a fight scene or something tothat effect? Suddenly he is someone and I always felt like we neededsomeone because, you know, someone with a lot of history confronting thisperson who has this kind of no oneness about him, this Grenouille. I liked that. I mean I have to make… we have to make this sequencein particular work and make it work in a believable way, otherwise we shouldnot touch this. But I thought that it wasinteresting that I lost my sympathy for him, you know. It was so different and sowonderfully modern also and peculiar and physically so unusual. You know, theexistentialist writers who have developed a way to describe characters bothlonging for some kind of recognition in the world and at the same time totallybeing disconnected with it and this contradiction being something that we allsecretly know about, that we all know about the fact that we are…we all knowabout being a nobody as something that is an everyday nightmare and that theonly way to overcome it obviously is to find some specific attention and somespecific affection. Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part. I never… There was nobody who was even closeto his qualities. What influences were youthinking about when you thought of the character? ButI mean I know Dustin. That was veryinteresting how you created that character. And also thewhole competitive element that came in through the fact of, you know, theyoung, up-and-coming super genius meeting the aging genius. What thought processwent into casting Dustin [Hoffman] and Alan [Rickman] in the picture? Still it is the disease of our society to try andachieve the opposite, to try to get people seduced by something we wear as adisguise or, you know, something that we invent around ourselves which is thenature of celebrity life and which is also of course the nature of lonelinessof any celebrity or any pop star. Youknow, people were throwing all their garbage through the windows with no sewagesystem whatsoever so you know this stuff was rotting on the streets. I wanted people to really be sadabout it and to be kind of a little shocked but this is, of course, this is thedark humor that the novel has that we wanted to capture in the film too. So he wants to be totally loved by everybody even thoughhe secretly knows that his desire was only to be loved by this one person maybe. Uh huh. Yeah, there are some smaller roles with Germans, this istrue.

What influences were youthinking about when you thought of the character? We knew each other for quite a while. Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. Youhave to really…yeah, it was a long way to choreograph the entire procedure. Suddenly he is someone and I always felt like we neededsomeone because, you know, someone with a lot of history confronting thisperson who has this kind of no oneness about him, this Grenouille. It was so different and sowonderfully modern also and peculiar and physically so unusual. At thesame time, you always feel a certain strange loneliness about that one personabove all the others. And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part. I mean you stay with him. Youknow, people were throwing all their garbage through the windows with no sewagesystem whatsoever so you know this stuff was rotting on the streets. So what helpedvery much was that I cooperated with the dance theater group from Spain. This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. So he wants to be totally loved by everybody even thoughhe secretly knows that his desire was only to be loved by this one person maybe.

So it obviously means that what we ultimately long for is somebodywho looks at us and cares for us and loves us without all the disguises,without any of the perfume, without any of the clothes, without anything, justthe naked being that we are. Vic Theatre and he was a year-old doingHamlet in a way that I had never seen Hamlet. It was so different and sowonderfully modern also and peculiar and physically so unusual. What itsmelled like then. Youknow, people were throwing all their garbage through the windows with no sewagesystem whatsoever so you know this stuff was rotting on the streets. Yeah, there are some smaller roles with Germans, this istrue. I never… There was nobody who was even closeto his qualities. The castis very international from all sorts of different countries. What thought processwent into casting Dustin [Hoffman] and Alan [Rickman] in the picture? Well, however you want to put it,obviously this is his traumatic experience. That was veryinteresting how you created that character. Yes, I would say so. The way that we willlet ourselves be influenced by paintings was very much driven by the feelingthat we all got from the book which I wanted people to get a color and densityand texture quality experience from the film that resembles the one from thebook. So what helpedvery much was that I cooperated with the dance theater group from Spain. This is typical Dustin that hepushes a moment like that because he knows that the next scene is going to showthat the entire house is collapsing. Howtricky was the orgy scene in terms of directing because you have people outthere? Yeah, but the cast is mainlyEnglish except Dustin. And in the most beautiful way he brought that to the part.

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